Introduction
wProxy is network utility that maps TCP/IP ports. Ports can be mapped between domains, NICs, etc. The FREEWARE version of Mobiusware wProxy is limited to three active connections. Checkout the PROFESSIONAL version for increased capability and more features.
Installation
There are no special procedures to follow. Simply download and run the automated install program.
wProxy has been developed and tested on NT 4.0 and requires no additional runtime DLLs. It should work equal well under all versions of Windows 9X and 2000.
Usage
USAGE: wProxy [-h <inport>] [<-t|-u|-i> <inport> <host> <outport>] [<-t|-u|-i> ...]
[<-td> <inport> <host> <outport> <delay>] ...
[-h <inport>] [-s4 <inport>] [-s <inport>]
-t TCP port proxy
-td TCP port proxy w/ DELAY [-td <inport> <host> <outport> <delay>]
-u UDP port proxy
-i IBM FlexOS FTP proxy (maps directory listings to standard form)
-h <inport> HTTP proxy
-s4 <inport> SOCKS4 proxy
-s <inport> Server port. Connect via HTTP to get config and stats.
-trace Trace connection to file.
Examples
1) Maps all connections to port 21 (the FTP port) on the local machine
to port 21 of 192.168.1.1. This creates an FTP proxy.
wProxy -t 21 192.168.1.1 21
2) Creates an HTTP proxy on the specified port. In this example,
port 8080.
wProxy -h 8080
3) Maps all connections to port 21 (the FTP port) on the local machine
to port 21 of 192.168.1.1. This creates an FTP proxy. Also maps
port 23 to port 2300 of 192.168.3.1. This is an example of
specifying multiple proxies.
wProxy -t 21 192.168.1.1 21 -t 23 192.168.3.1 2300
4) Maps all connections to port 21 (the FTP port) on the local machine
to port 21 of 192.168.1.1. This creates an FTP proxy. Also creates
a "server" port on 9090. If you connect to this port with your web
browser, you will get a report showing the current configuration
and statistics for wProxy. If wProxy was running on a
machine with the folling address, mymachine.mydomain.com,
in your browser you would connect to the following address:
"http://mymachine.mydomain.com:9090".
wProxy -s 9090 -t 21 192.168.1.1 21
5) Creates an SOCKS4 proxy on the specified port. In this example,
port 1080.
wProxy -s4 1080
v1.0 (Build 2) Added FTP support; Added multiple proxy support in one session;
v1.0 (Build 3) Correct test port to use 7 instead of 4808.
v1.0 (Build 4) Attempted to add UDP support.
v1.0 (Build 5) Added IBM FTP list mangling.
v1.0 (Build 6) Converted to use mytcpip.c; Added fUsage().
v1.0 (Build 7) Added -trace option.
v1.0 (Build 8) Added double click handling to windows version.
v1.0 (Build 9) Added icon to dialog for windows version.
v1.1 (Build 10) Added HTTP proxy support.
v1.1 (Build 11) Added counts to title bar and tool tip when minimized.
v1.1 (Build 12) Fixed several small resource leaks.
v1.1 (Build 13) Added delay support to simulate slow connections.
v1.1 (Build 14) Fixed bug in IBM FTP list mangling.
v1.1 (Build 15) Fixed memory overrun in debug output routine.
v1.2 (Build 16) Added about menu and about dialog.
v1.3 (Build 17) Added HTTP server support for returning configuration information.
v1.3 (Build 18) Added display of flags field.
v1.3 (Build 19) Moved cInternalBuffer into control structure.
v1.3 (Build 20) Cleaned up allocation of cInternal buffer.
v1.3 (Build 21) Bug with HTTP port handling corrected.
v1.3 (Build 22) Corrected bug with quoted arguments.
v1.3 (Build 23) Cosmetic updates to stats page.
v1.4 (Build 24) Fixed problem with lingering connections.
v1.4 (Build 25) Added SOCKS4 support.
v1.5 (Build 26) Added SOCKS4a support.
v1.5 (Build 27) Added right-click context menu and updated main menu.
v1.5 (Build 28) Added re-sizing support.
v1.5 (Build 29) Added counts to tabs.
v1.5 (Build 30) Added status bar and additional HTTP proxy support.
v1.6 (Build 31) Fixed parsing of port numbers for complicated URLs.
v1.6 (Build 32) Corrected port number lookup when not specified.
v1.7 (Build 33) Made FTP parsing for IBM FTP server more robust.
v1.7 (Build 34) Added execute attrib for IBM FTP for .286 and .BAT.